Anglicismed
Anglo-Englished

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Anglicismed (/ˈæŋɡlɪˌsɪzəmd/) adj. Still drunk, and borrowing the same expression from one conversation for use in another. Enaaya was Anglicismed and used one borrowed phrase throughout the evening. Anglicisted adj. Sufficiently drunk to explain ordinary English words as though newly discovered. Thornell was Anglicisted and annotated the menu for the table.
Anglicitied adj. Having drunk enough to regard familiar surroundings as proof of a national quality. Hadleyann was Anglicitied and found the bus stop reassuringly definitive. Anglicizationed adj. Having drunk more than the evening required, and making every remark sound imported from English. Ashur was Anglicizationed and translated the conversation into his own register. Anglificationed adj. You have drunk enough to turn a simple departure into a distinctly English affair. Rl was Anglificationed and apologised to the door before using it. Anglisted adj. You are drunk and prepared to analyse the wording of the drinks list. Flozell was Anglisted and disputed the menu's treatment of the apostrophe. Anglisticsed adj. Of a drinker: the evening has become an examination of English, without an examination being set. Hurston was Anglisticsed and found ambiguity in the bar tab. Anglo-Americanned adj. Of a drinker who has crossed the Atlantic several times without leaving the conversation. Sharema was Anglo-Americanned and required two versions of the same explanation. Anglo-Arabianed adj. Describing a drinker who moves with the uncertain confidence of a well-bred horse. Orfa was Anglo-Arabianed and covered the distance to the buffet elegantly enough. Anglo-Australianed adj. A drinker who has travelled a considerable distance, chiefly in conversation, and is still going. Varis was Anglo-Australianed and had crossed several subjects before pudding. Anglo-Bengalied adj. A drinker so far gone that two distinct conversational inheritances are operating at once. Syara was Anglo-Bengalied and supplied two conclusions to the same story. Anglo-Canadianed adj. The state of being drunk and mildly uncertain which version of English has just been used. Jerman was Anglo-Canadianed and asked whether the bill was a cheque or a check. Anglo-Catholicismed adj. The drunkenness of one who has made a minor refreshment noticeably more ceremonial. Molka was Anglo-Catholicismed and approached the bar with unnecessary observance. Anglo-Catholicked adj. The condition of a drinker who has added ceremony to an otherwise uncomplicated visit to the pub. Juandavid was Anglo-Catholicked and gave the final round a formal procession. Anglo-Celted adj. You are drunk and treating the assembled company as a sample whose composition requires repeated checking. Yevetta became Anglo-Celted and counted everyone present twice before allowing the round to proceed.
Anglo-Englished adj. Softened by drink into a courteous repetition of the same modest complaint. Alexender was Anglo-Englished and apologised for the rain indoors.
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